Chad
Guest
I have seen the exterior sieve adjuster on the loewen webb site www.loewenmfg.com I also just heard that someone installed two of them and used one to also adjust his chaffer, the largest section.
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Farmbuddy
Guest
The remote adjustment of the sieve and chaffer will not help improve performance a whole lot if you can not really tell WHAT is in the tailings also. If there is a chaff over load, more air blast would be more appropriate. If the overload is due to too much grain, a wider lower sieve setting is needed. If the returns represent a high level of underthreshed crop, then the concave should be set a little tighter, or a fast rotor speed is needed.
Wilber
Guest
Seems to me that Case could improve the stability by moving the front wheels forward some so they could carry more of the header weight.
cynic
Guest
If you look at your new $200 000 combine and look close at the chains you will see that they were made in china
seedman
Guest
You guys are scaring me to death. We just traded